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China says Beidou 1D problem fixed

Submit on Friday, April 13th, 2007 05:03

China has for the first time admitted that its Beidou 1D (or Beidou 2A) satellite developed a problem shortly after launch on 3 February but said the malfunction has now been fixed.

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